Miss Adelaide Lindburg Weds Earnest Bousquet in Polk City
Miss Adelaide Lindburg daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Lindburg wed Earnest Bousquet son of Mrs Irene Bousquet of Jersey City New Jersey at Polk Rapids Church Sunday June 16 at 4 PM The ceremony featured a Victorian style gown and a shower bouquet The groom wore a dark suit About 76 guests attended a church parlors reception with toasts music and a wine luncheon After two years in the Army Air Corps the groom served as a tail gunner in the Pacific and the couple left for a brief wedding trip The Progress offers congratulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Lindburg
W. L. Lindburg
Earnest Bousquet
Irene Bousquet
Jersey City
N. J
Polk Rap List
Geraldine Miller
Ramona Sundberg
Mrs. Lemke
Wilbur Whitacre
Bob Stevens
Joan Lindburg
Bette Gustafson
Dorothy Erickson
Lewis Lindburg
Lawrence Jones
Lohengren
Adelson Family Reunion Held at Buckley Park
The Adelson family reunion was held last Sunday at Buckley Park in Stromsburg with over sixty attendees. Notable names include John Adelson Lavonne Alex Adelson Hult Shostrom Flodman Shostrom Adelson Lind Lamoree Carlson Nelson and others from Abilene Kansas and nearby areas. Committee members were Mesdames Willard Adelson Clifford Carlson and Lavalle Lamoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelson
Buckley Park
Stromsburg
John Adelson
Lavonne
Alex Adellson
Albert Hult
Frank Adelson
Dana Shostrom
Henry Shostrom
Curtis Flodman
Will
Mable Shostrom
Bob Shostrom
Willard Adelson
Clifford Carlson
Lavalle Lamoree
Former Polk Girl Is Married At Omaha
Dorothy Felton and Darlow Lloyd Burdie wed at Lowe Avenue Presbyterian Church in Omaha on Saturday. Dr. William H. Phelps performed the ceremony with Harry Disbrow as soloist and Ralph R. Wellman as best man. The couple, residing in Omaha after a two week northern motor trip, are connected to Polk residents the Feltons.
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POLK
Omaha
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Felton
Darlow Lloyd Burdie
James G Felton
Burdie
Lloyd D. Burdie
William H. Phelps
Harry Disbrow
Mrs. Disbrow
Ralph R. Wellman
Donald Tieken
Rex Harding
Dane Trout
Sam Marvin
Estelma Felton
Feltons
Felton
Polk Municipal Band Concert Program
S A Ramp directs the Polk Municipal Band in a June 26 concert featuring The Marines Victory March Spangled Banner and other pieces. Ramp urges more practice, noting new beginners John Lind and Dorothy Hanquist, and openings for Junior Band entrants.
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Dorothy Hanquist
S.A
Funeral Guests From Across The Nation Attend Scholz Service
A large funeral in Osceola draws relatives and friends from Colorado Springs Chicago Omaha David City Columbus San Diego and other towns. Attendees include Ernest Scholz John Scholz Asmus Gahl Walter Rix Fr ances Hovendeck and many more. Guests also visit local families and join community events and confirmands at Swede Home Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Louis Scholz
Ernest Scholz
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Scholz
Chicago
Asmus Gahl
Walter Rix
Arnold Rix
Frances Hovendeck
Orville Sack
Gilbert Johnson
Catherine Hansen
Hisse Stokey
Omaha
Marie Scholz
L. Scholz
Walter Thrun
Mary Glur
Allen Hayes Otto Stanzel
Lillian Sickles
Anna Cerny
Columbus
Roy Johnson
John Matticks
David City
Rawden Timm
Rush Young
San Diego
Harold Stiers
Geneva
Wm. Mouden
Mouden
John McPeek
Morris Richards
J. H Gustafson
Grand Island
Qulyde Haxton
Lonnie Woods
Elm Creek
Dean Richards
Fairbury
Theodore Johnson
Clarence Metsam
San Antonio
Texas
Matilda Fietsam
Belleville
Vernon Swanson
Herman Carlson
Carl Carlstrom
Carol Marie
Gunnard Peterson
Reyold Peterson
Dick Merrick
Lincoln General Hospital
Biryan
Busy Bees
G. D Bryan
Maxine Mickey
Carol Lockard
Lecy
Treas
Donna Carlson
Patsy Lockard
Carce
Lockard
Maurice I. Swenson
Ralph
Maryanna
Nelson
Minnesota
Swenson
Army Chaplaincy
al Chantry
F W Schumann
Sandra
Darlene Wisely
Lake Dricson
Lutheran Ghurch
Lincoln
Fred Adkins
Sutton
Orville Denson
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Kennedy
West Coast
Doris Jean Kennedy
B. J. Tschauner
Sally and
Jerry
Lindsay
Okla
F. P. Shelmadine
John Morden
Chappell
Leland Norden
Fremont
Otelia Johnson
Torrid Heat Wave Hits Polk County
The Polk County area sweltered with a 107 degree high on Saturday the warmest June reading yet. A unofficial 104 appeared Sunday as residents cooled in pools and rivers. Winds reached 20 mph while farmers warned heat damaged grain ahead of harvest. Soaking rains Monday night offered relief and aided parched crops and pastures.
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Polk County
Julius Peterson Dies After Heat Spell
Funeral services were held for Julius Peterson, 84, longtime resident, at Brauer Chapel. He died at home after a period of illness, with extreme heat believed to contribute to his death. Survived by wife, two sons and a daughter. Obituary to follow next week.
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Brauer Chapel
Julius Peterson
Peterson
Community Notices From Arborville Area Gather for Meals and Visits
Local families from Gresham York and surrounding areas were guests at several homes including the Otte, Bedient, Burgess and Graves households. Visitors included Irene Bousquet of Jersey City and Dan Springer of Minneapolis. The Arborville Missionary Society met with eleven members present, and a large family picnic at York drew about fifty people from the Otte and Schrader groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Cockle
Gresham
Ralph Fisher
Robert Merchant
George Otte
Roy Glasser
Lloyd van Housen
Vance
Yorn Park
Harold Bedient
Charles Burgess
F. W. Bedient
Dale Perkins
Hulme
Near Bradshaw
Irene Bousquet
Jersey City
N. J
Willard Lindburg
F. W. Horton
Dan Springer
Minneapolis
Warner Bingham
Hugh Ramsey
Bill Kaeding
York
Arborville Missionary Society
Grant Johnson
Mervin Shenk
T. D. Otte
Ted Otte
Pete Schrader
Farnum
Glen
Capitola
Art Gray
Maynard Schrader
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County Extension News Seeks Manpower and Equipment Requests
County extension notes call for a list of needs from the community as harvest aid improves since 1945. It urges a cooperative arrangement of available home machines and labor to reduce problems. People willing to accept customized work should register at the extension office.
Pest notes warn of red spider and corn borers in Osceola area
An Osceola pest briefing reports Red Spider damage across central and southeastern Nebraska and suggests control via Extension Circular 1532. Corn stalk borers reappear near Osceola, prompting inspection and the need for diligence in field scouting and treatment guidance. A Field Day is planned at Polk County plots June 25 with agronomist talks on frost damage. Grassed Waterway demonstrations were held June 14 and will continue at multiple sites.
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O S. Bare
Osceola
Polk County
Soil] Conservation District
County Extension Service
Jim Branting Implement Agency
John Deere
4-H Club Elects Officers and Sets Projects
The Blue Ribbon 4-H Club met with Dorothy Jean Peterson on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected for the year include Dorothy Jean Peterson as President Edna Eberly as Vice President Betty Jo Eberly as Secretary Treasurer and Ruby Ann Smith as News Reporter. Members chose Summer Wardrobe and Learning to Be a Homemaker as projects.
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Dorothy Jean Peterson
Edna Eberly
Betty Jo Eberly
Secy
Treas
Ruby Ann Smith
B U G 4 H Club Holds First Meeting at Leader’s Home
The B U G 4-H Club met at Mrs LeRoy Rhodes home on Wednesday forenoon to choose a morning meeting time. They planned a county fair booth and listed members Demaris Johnson Beverly Bush Caroline.
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B.U.G
Local 4 H Sewing Club Elects Officers
Six members of the newly organized 4-H Sewing Club met at Mrs S W Petersons home Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected were Patricia Williams president Berniece Gobrist vice president Betty Lou Peterson secretary and Roberta Tewell news reporter. The next meeting is set for June 2 at Vern Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Peterson
Patricia Williams
Berniece Qobrist
Betty Lou Peterson
Roberta Tewell
Vern Williams
Extension Council Meet Draws Polk County Women
Twenty five women from Polk County attended the District Council Meeting in Columbus over Friday and Saturday. Mrs Jim Gibbons Osceola and Mrs Kenneth Olson were the county voting delegates. Olson reported on the Penny for Friendship Fund. About two hundred attended Friday night’s banquet where Dr Patterson spoke on promoting World Peace. Mrs R R McGee reviewed Who Walks Alone noting leprosy risks for those who served in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Council
Polk County
Columbus
Jim Gibbons
Osceola
Kenneth Olson
Olson
Penny For Friendship Fund
Patterson
R R McGee
South Pacific
CCC Beef Subsidy Payments Deadline Set for June 30 1946
Commodity Credit Corporation announced the beef subsidy offers expire June 30 1946. Cattle must be sold to a slaughterer for slaughter before midnight June 30 to be eligible. Subsidy payments for dairy production sold in April May and June will be issued in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
AAA News Commodity Credit Corporation
Polk County Primary Returns Unofficial Figures Revealed
Unofficial counts show party tallies for U S Senator Bubler Griswold and others, with Republican and Democratic totals across governor and congressional races. Key results include Stefan 665 and Reynolds 80 among Democrats in the U S House race, and state senate contenders Anderson Maupin Davis McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
U. S
Bubler
Griswold
Arndts
Melota
Olsen
Peterson
Weaver
Wishart
Swanson
Sorrell
Howard
Stefan
Henry S. Taddiken Nominated Shelby Postmaster
President Truman nominates Henry S. Taddiken for Shelby postmaster. The nomination goes to the Senate for confirmation.
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Henry F. Taddiken
Shelby
Truman
Henry S. Taddiken
Senate
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The
Omaha World- Herald
Engagement announced for Phyllis Steelquist and John L Crites
Mr and Mrs Carl Steelquist announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis to John Lee Crites son of Mrs Myrl Johnson of Cincinnati Ohio The groom elect is a medical student at the University of Idaho Moscow Idaho who served two years in the Pacific Phyllis graduated from Ancus tana College Rock Island IM this spring The wedding is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Steelquist
Phyllis
John Lee Crites
Myrl Johnson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Crites
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Pacific
Ancustana College
Rock Island
Faithful Workers Club Holds Annual Picnic
The Faithful Workers Club met at Mrs. Maude Dore’s home on Tuesday for its annual picnic with 17 members in attendance. A short business session preceded a social hour and dessert of ice cream cake and coffee. This was the last meeting of the year.
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Faithful Workers Club
Maude Doremus
Travel and Family Visits Feature Stromsburg Notes
Region residents host relatives from Denver Omaha and Chicago with several trips and visits recounted. Families from Stromsburg share hospitality as travelers pass through including Carlson and Rystrom connections and students at the All-State Music Course in Lincoln.
Local residents host visitors and celebrate family ties
Community figures and families are mentioned in a string of social visits. Mrs Clyde Cantrell and Mrs Ruth Green called on Central City. J E McDaniel returned from Sedalla Missouri. Arlene Van Ostrand visited York with her parents. Harold Nelson and Kay stayed with Katie Marks at Old Kay. J T Forester and her son visit Merriman while their house is built. Laverne Cheapher and Gary from Hebron joined Shafer and Horrocks at dinner in York. Geneva Meerkatz to wed Robert Carns of Rockford Illinois next Sunday. Julius Peterson dies in Polk. Beryl Tinker visits from Red Bluff California. many local names attend gatherings for birthdays and church events.
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Clyde Cantrell
Ruth Green
Central City
J. E. McDaniel
Sedalla
C B, Marsh
Spokane
Washington
O. R. van Ostrand
Arlene
Winnon
Linnie Shafer
Geneva Meerkatz
Robert Carns
Mary Carns
Rockford
Julius Peterson
Polk
Beryl Tinker
Red Bluffs
California
W. Tinker
Seth Piper
C. G Jenkins
Ernest Lundberg
Art Doremus
Gilbert Benson
Clarence Meerkatz
Otto Wilshusen
Martin Baack
Herbert Mundt
Carl Mundt
Orville Relirs
Hampton
Henry Mundt
Orwin White
Hordville
Minnie Nicholson
S. A. Ramp
H. E. Ramp
York
Bedient Stevens Nupitals An Event Of Last Friday
Dorothy Bedient daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Bedient of York wed Gerald Stevens son of Mrs Elsie Stevens of York at Arborvile Congregational Church in York. The ceremony featured music by Mrs Eldon Anderson and Kenneth Bedient with Floyd Merchant singing I Love You Truly after vows. The couple planned a York residence after a short wedding trip. Out of town guests included Elsie Stevens Lincoln Rob ert Stevens Lincoln Louis Stark Aurora Harold Stark Aurora and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bedient
Harold Bedient
York
Gerald Stevens
Elsie Stevens
Franklin Mann
Arborvile Congregational Church
Eldon Anderson
Kenneth Bedfent
Floyd Merchant
Fred
Doris Reckner
Roy Glasser, Jr
Robert Stevens
Lincoln
Louis Stark
Harold Stark
Aurora
Herbert Bedient
Bradshaw
Stromsburg
Obituary of Nina Alice Norton Weist of Kearney Nebraska
Nina Alice Norton Weist born December 14 1889 in Polk Nebraska died June 7 1946 in Kearney Nebraska at age 56 after eight months illness. She married Reuben Clarence Weist December 14 1909 and had five children Delores died in infancy. survivors include Norton Weist Wichita Kansas Jane Johnson Doyle Emalyn Johnson Lenore Kay Weist Alice Weist Sidney Johnson and several grandchildren. She joined Swede Plains Methodist and later First Methodist of Kearney and was active in Keystone Sunday School Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Alice Livana Norton
Oliver C
Emma Norton
Polk
Nebraska
Polk County
Kearney
Neb
Reuben Clarence Weist
Delores
Norton Weist
Wichita
Kansas
Jane Johnson
Doyle
Emalyn
Swede Plains Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Keystone
Lenore Kay Weist
Herbie
Judy
Nancy Johnson
Alice Weist
Sidney Johnson
Stevens Family Reunion Held At Polk Church
The annual Stevens family reunion gathered Sunday at the Polk Methodist Church with about 40 attendees. A noon basket dinner preceded a program led by acting president Mrs. Lloyd Hahn, featuring music, readings, and recitations. The oldest guest was J. B. C. Green at 77 and the youngest Natelle Hahn, 10 months. Out-of-town visitors included George McClure Omaha Ed Morgan Elwood and Vance Sundberg Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Polk
Lloyd Hahn
Shearal Will
Vance Sundberg
Illinois
Sandra Fill
Joyce
Gaylord Stevens
Natelle
Harl Stevens
Glenn Hill
George McClure
Omaha
Ed Morgan
Elwood
Rockford
Sunday Dinner and Callers Visit Local Families
Mr and Mrs Henry Reed were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey. Mr and Mrs Joe Granere of York were Sunday callers at the home of Mrs Minnie Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reed
Wayne Ramsey
Joe Granere
York
Minnie Nicholson
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Osceola News
Johnathan
WNU
Arborville Way
World-Herald
County Extension News
Vernon Stever
Denver
Colorado
Ray Stever
Wayne
Orville Stever
Leonard Thompson
Joyce Knorr
Houston
Thompson
Lynn Davis
Davis
W. A. Atkinson
Robert Powell
George
E. Lunner
David Carlson
Gerwin
Virginia Carlson
A. V. Eielson
Sally
Lee
University School of Music
Doris Rystrom
Waterloo
Iowa
Aug Rystrom
Kenneth Strong
Manhattan
M. D Strong
Bedient—Stevens
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